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Bio

Caitlin Mahoney is an independent singer-songwriter whose voice has been praised as “powerful and soulful - a mix of Adele and Fiona Apple.” After a decade of making and releasing music in NYC, Caitlin headed west for a while to Los Angeles for a change of scenery to seek out some fresh inspiration. The result is her 3rd full-length album “Name What I Need” - a mature, hopeful reflection on boundaries, burnout and self-love drenched in synth pop sounds and featuring the warm, dynamic vocals she has become known for across the US and Europe. Caitlin spent a short-but-sweet two years in LA, and she recently chronicled her return to her home state of Florida in a lyric video featuring her song “Forest” — one of the singles Caitlin has released this past year ahead of the new album’s release in August 2024. Caitlin and her dog Annie are excited to discover their new home base of Northeast Florida and Atlantic Beach.

Caitlin’s music projects have always prioritized highlighting and celebrating other creative women in addition to herself, prioritizing femme-led music videos, graphic design, photography, and visual art. The Washington Post premiered a music video for a song from the album called “Burn The Book” which featured personal stories of four women writers in collaboration with the NYC literary community HIP Lit. The video accompanied a social movement called “The Burn The Book Project,” inspiring women to light a match to societal pressures imposed upon them, and to write and share their stories.

Her music has been featured on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, ABC Family's The Fosters, the Family Channel in Canada, Daytrotter, and Starbucks stores throughout the United States. Her performance and songs appear in a number of indie short films and the feature film "Women & Sometimes Men" which was featured at the Chelsea Film Festival and the Portland Film Festival.

Since 2013, Caitlin has played hundreds of shows across the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy.

While living in Brooklyn, Caitlin also created an original children’s music project with Hannah Winkler called The Buttons. The duo released a full-length album of original music for young children and their families called “Good Day, Friends and Neighbors!” Caitlin is passionate about female empowerment as well as education and regularly supports She's the First, Girls Who Code, and Girls Write Now. In 2016, she ran the New York City marathon, raising $2,500 for Project Renewal, a NYC-based organization with the mission to end homelessness.


Press Photos by Sydney Arroyo

Highlights

In 2017, Caitlin was given a title from Jimmy Fallon’s writing team and invited to write a song in one hour during the Tonight Show. She performed her original song “Just Can’t Decide Which Emoji to Choose” for the Tonight Show’s segment Battle of the Instant Songwriters.

“Burn the Book” music video premiere in April 2018 in The Washington Post & accompanying feature of Caitlin’s essay in The Lily

Caitlin’s behind the scenes documentary directed by Nathan Reich premiered in September 2017 ahead of her 2017 full length release story still left to be told.


Live Performances and Music Videos

Lyric Videos


Past Projects

Burn the Book Project

The Burn The Book premiere kicked off on April 19th, 2018 at The Brooklyn Art Library, where we premiered the essays, the sketchbook and the music video in a live, intimate, and cathartic event. Photos below by Bridget Haggerty. 

Strong Female Leads

A year-long project of featuring women Caitlin admires in order to foster a community of women supporting women, with the goal of using the influence of her music platform to highlight and celebrate other women, featuring art Ink & Oil Co. and Dani Alvarez.

The Buttons

Caitlin wrote and released a kids’ music album with friend and collaborator Hannah Winkler which gained a rapid following in the Brooklyn singalong community. The Buttons singalongs were featured in the New York Times


CM In Studio Behind the Scenes